Bonikka's baby boy soft doll is wearing a blue and white striped baby grow with a matching blue hat. This baby boy rag doll makes the perfect cuddly first doll for babies and young children. 

His baby grow is removable for easy cleaning or you could dress him up in a different outfit for a special occasion. 

All Bonikka dolls are ethically sourced in Sri Lanka.

Age: Suitable from Birth
Size: 32cm

SOFT BABY DOLL FEATURES

• Size: 32cm
• Features: Soft body doll with plush hair, embroidered facial features.
• Materials: 100% Cotton Body
• Stuffing: 100% recycled PET bottle fibre.
• Socially responsible manufacturing.
• Manufactured ethically in Sri Lanka

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF A SOFT CLOTH DOLL TOY? 

Soft doll toys have a special place in the lives of children and parents. Soft dolls will always have a timeless appeal to children and offer the following benefits:

• Enhance fine motor skills
• Educate children's visual memory 
• Help to make children feel secure and safe 
• Promote natural feelings of affection 
• Provide companionship   
• Educational benefits including promoting emotional development 

WHAT ARE EMPATHY DOLLS ? 

Rag dolls are not only great for children, they can be extremely beneficial for people suffering with Dementia too. Known as empathy dolls, soft dolls and rag dolls offer the following benefits for dementia patients:

• Comforting and soothing
• Provide a connection and stimulate comfort through hugging
• Can create memories of affection and remind people of a time when they had children or pets. 
• Help to prevent or suppress stress and anxiety 
• Can help patients to connect with the outside world and particularly useful for those who struggle to engage with others

WHAT ARE SOFT DOLLS AND RAG DOLLS?

Rag dolls are a traditional children's toy. Soft dolls or cloth figures that are historically hand made and stuffed with scraps of materials, faces are stitched with simple features. Rag dolls are one of the oldest toys in existence and have been used to comfort and teach nurturing skills to young children across many centuries.